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Subject: Re: [LML] Re: Flying the IVP
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I heard somewhere that you can build up a slightly thickener  Hstab in the
counterweight area say about 3/16 inch above and below the counterweight and
the counterweight would not build up with ice.  If a corner of the
counterweight is in the airstream, it will collect ice.  Does the trailing
edge of the stab collect ice?  I am ignorant on this matter but if it works
you might have some elevator movement sufficient for a controlled landing.
Any comments?


I too am fearful of weather.  I fly away from worsening conditions. IFR  "I
Fear Rain".

Bob Smiley
N94RJ